Khel'seth
The city of Khel'Seth is the home of the warhawkes of Atlas. It's inhabited by mostly dark elves of the warhawke culture, with some exceptions.
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History
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Construction/Discovery
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Geography
Khel'Seth lays way up in the north of Atlas, hidden away deep into the mesa desert. It takes a long while to get there but it's certainly rewarding. Upon aproaching the city you see it on top of rocky cliffs across a vast river called the 'feather's stream'. One has to cross the feather's stream by bridge and then make their way up a tunnel that digs into the coloured claystone cliff, leading up to the city on top. The city is separated in two parts, the main living area on the plateau and the chieftain's tent on a seperate plateau, the two being connected by a wooden bridge.
Notable Figures
- Erolas Ba'ikana - Founder and current Prince
- Lockezi Ba'ikana - Current Chieftain
- Arabella Delevoye - Ambassador
- Nerrin Delevoye - Cosmic Inquisitor
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Society
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Culture
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Religion
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